The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-23
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
The Chamber of Commerce
Meeting Last Evening.
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
A Lively and Interesting session
Mr., williams POint-s Sanitary
and Climate Committee.

The Chamber of Commerce met in
their hall, on Second South Street, last
evening. There was an excellent az
tendance of the members, and the
scenes that followed, at times, par
took, in a small degree, of the
tumult of the average stock exchange.
Mr.. Mccormick called the assemblage to
order soon after O'Clock, and the secre-
tary then read the list of committees
appointed at the last meeting of the
board. They are as follows:
Finance. R. Walker, chairman; ].
E. Dooly, ]. G. Conklin, w. H. Shear
man, Hugh Anderson.
Commerce.. P. Mason, chairman;
J. B. Walden. Henry Siegel, w. z.
Noble. r. Aft.
Railroads: Rates, Freight and Trans
portation-W. H. Remington, chairman;
James Glendenning, T. r. Jones, Geo.
A. Lowe. G. f. Culmer.
Manufactures-S. ]. LyRn, chair
man; F. w. Jennings, J. Moritz, w. ID.
Culmer, G. G. Glanield.
Mines, Mining and Smelting-R: Z.
Chambers, chairman; Z. T. Ferry, Chas.
Read, A. lessen, John 3; Scott.
Stock Growing, Stock Yards and
Packipg-R. y. Baskin, chairman; s.
F. Walker, Ed. Swan, F. 81. Meyers, w.
H. White.
Wool and Wool Growing--W. L.
Pickard chairman; John w. Kerr, +.
Agriculture and Horticulture-J. A.
Goodhne, Chairman; T. G. Armstrong,
Eli A. Price.
Architecture and the Arts--D. T.
Walker, chairman; r. KlettiDg. q. q.
Goodwin, John TulIedge, T. E. Harper.
Arbitration-B. q. Raybould, chair
man; NJ. r. Evans, ]. 7. Little, w. c.
Hall, Alex. Rogers.
immigration and Statistics %. j.
HoIlister, chairman; II. L. A. Gunner,
A. l.. Thomas, William Swan, Fred.
Meyers.
man; NJ. 3. Sowles, A. j. Lowe, VIC.
Pavey Thomas Carter.
Public Improvements-F. II. Auer-
bach, chairman; NJ. H. Walker. Bolivar
Roberts, l.. c.. KArrick, B. B. Van
Meteorology-C. F. Apnett, chair.
man; George Arbogast, wa. Nelden,
]. S. Sharp, Leo Hollander.
Bi-metalism-C. q. Goodwin, chair
man; R. Mcintosh, Liberty E. Holden,
r. Il. Terhune, w. E. James, Jr.
Importation And Exportation-Fred.
Simon, chairMan j.. B. Glass, John
Cunnington, II. Denhalter, w. A. Wet
more.
Mir. Remington suggested that as
the committee on Wool and Wool
Growing was very important one, it
should be increased to five. Henry
Cohn had slgnifed his intention of
uniting with the organization, and he
would therefore move that Mr.. Cohn's
name be added to that committee. w.
II. Culmer named E. &. Parsons as the
other member.
Fred. Meyers objected. Both mo-
tions, he said, were out of order. The
chair ruled with him.
Mr.. P. L.. Williams thought that in
making up the committees very i'm
portant one had been omitted. That
was the one on sanitatiOn-which should
. have charge of the advertising of our
, climate, and the spreading OF knOwl-
edge relative tc its general healthful-
ness, etc. It was avery important mat.
! ter, he thought.
, The chair said the bylaws did not
: provide for the appointment Of such a
, committee. They had, however,
adopted the laws of the Denver Cham
I Der of Commerce, and had probably
followed them to the very letter. There
was nothing in them about sanitation
Mr.. Williams-Oh, well, they didn't
need it-th"y haven't any climate
] that's, none to speak of. cloud ap-
t plausel.
q Governor West followed Mr.. Viii.
/. liams, urging the appointment OF such
: a committee. He thought he saw 6
b way to get around the bylaws. Hs
would, therefore, move the appoint
ment OF q committee of FIVE, as sani-
tation committee.
. Seconded by DR.. Hamilton, In shor
t speech. He thought that our climate
d was good enough to advertise, and il
D and the other advantages we possessed
), should be thoroughly made known
The motion was adopted.
a Some discussion followed as to wha
g the committee should be called. anC
q finally decided as sanitary and climatic
J. committees The chairman stated tn,
i matter of selecting the names woult
be left to the boasd of directors wht
would appoint them at the next meet
ing, which had been called for Monday
y evening.
After some further discussion, it wa
agreed that the chamber should be KEEP
# open each day from II to 2.
Governor West urged upon the mem
bers the importance of making it theil
3, headquarters and suggested that the.
should meet there at every opportunit,
for the discussion of business matters
After some further desultory discus
# sion. nninteresting to the pubic, tn
: meeting adjourned.
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